Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1943 — Page 21

THURSDAY, JULY 9,

STRIKE ENDS AT CONNERSVILLE!

Steel Kitchens Workers Back: McQuay-Norris | Agreement Sought. |

CO."NERSVILLE, Ind, July 22 (U. P) —Four hundred employees of the Steel Kitchens company re-| turn to work today while a three- | man federal conciliation committee meets with United Automobile

Workers union leaders in an at-| tempt to settle wildcat strikes in| four McQuay-Norris plants. The strikes at the McQuay-Norvis | plants affected more than 1200 nen | Bnd women and caused a complete shutdown The Steel kitchens employees! voted to return to work last night) pending a consideration of their demands by the war labor board. The exact nature of the demands was not revealed The conference at McQuay -Norris was expected to result in action] gometime today, sn any settle-,

mass meeting of EHoIOvEes,

No Formal Statement Unofficial w

fon spokesmen the strikes were for er pay and better working conNeither the company nor| however, made any 1tement federal committee which, vesterday was composed of! an of the 35th service command at rt Hayes, O. an officer of the United States army air force and a representative of the labor division war production board. The strikes at MceQuay-Norris, af division of a St. Louis corporation, were believed to be unrelated to the strike at the Steel Kitchens corporafor i All five war plants quit work Tuesday

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formal The arrived officer

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REPORT FASCISTS MOVING By UNITED PRESS The Moscow radio said today that the “ent al apparatus of the | ty has been trans-| n Rome to Florence, “to| ives and other parapher-

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ley ae Got Jo Sippy a Job |

LONDON, oy 2 (U. By —Jo ‘Women for Vital War Work Red

ippy, pretty blond | on from St. Louis, Mo., 2 nly | has more “brothers” than any other girl in London. In her seven months at the | Rainbow Corner, London's biggest Red Cross club, she has been |

! adopted by almost every Ameri- |

can soldier who comes in as his | own particular sister. Just about everyone In London knows her or has heard of her She is 23. The Red Cross has a | rule that its overseas female personnel must be at least 25. When Jo was interviewed, the elderly Red Cross official told her: “We don’t want any frivolous young girls who are likely to get | into trouble.” Jo rose to her full five feet two, fixed the interviewer with an icy glare and said: “I beg your pardon!” She got the job.

GEN. GIRAUD FAVORS POST-WAR ALLIANCE

al ane 1943 by The Indianapolis bli The Chicago Daily News, tne {

LONDON, July 22 Gen. Henri Honore Giraud today told the

view at his west end hotel, that an! alliance of France, Great Britain and the United States must be

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welded now to insure a durable European peace. He included Rus-! sia in the alliance in answer to a | question. Giraud came late to the meet-| ing, explaining that he had been detained because he was interview. | ing members of the French under- | ground, just escaped from many different parts of that country to]

| England. These had given him the gloom- BORCK— (Burke) Anna Nf, age 8% vears|

fest picture of conditions in France, | stressing the suffering from cold! and starvation which face the {French populace next winter unless help comes. They impressed upon

Gen. Giraud as co-chairman of the

French committee for national libthe urgency for carrying out military operations to relieve; these conditions,

ELMER DAVIS IN LONDON LONDON, July 22 (U. P) —Elmer Davis, director of the U. S. office!

‘of war information, arrived in Lon. | don today. |

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DEFENSE WORKERS WANTED MEN 18 TO 50

KIMBLE GLASS COMPANY

229 EAST SOUTH

| Help Wanted—Female 8

5-Day Week-—50 Hours. No Transportation Troubles. Pleasant Working Conditions.

NOSIERY MILLS N. Neble

16 TO 50

Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Thurs, July 22 ois BECRERICH Dorothy Elizabeth, bel oved | daugh of Mr. and . John J Beckerick, sister of Clementine and! Patricia Beckerich and sister Marie Paula of St. Mary's-of-the-Woods, granddaughter of Mrs. Bridget McMannamon, died Wednesday, July 21, funeral from] the residence, 3319 College ave, Saturday, July 24 8:30 a. m. Reqhiem mass at St. Joan of Are church, 9:00 a. m. Friends invited. mother of Mrs, Leo J. Kupferschmidt, | grandmother of Mrs. Joseph A. Litel | passed away Tuesday. Funeral Friday, lv 23, 8:30 a. m, at residence 23 g ave. 9 a m, St Anti Friends invited. Burial cemetery. Geo. W.

CASSIDY Evelyn nee Lockwood) age | 19. wife of Robert Cassidy, mother of Judith Lise ‘Cassidy daughter of My Mis T is Lockwood, sister of Wi Lockwo oy passed away Wednes day neral Saturday, 2 p. m, at \ Free Methodist church land, Ind Friends me Farley Funeral Home any time. COCHRAN Joseph, father of Mrs Scott and Frank C. Cochran, Portlan he. Ore, passed away Wednesday a m Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 11 a mm. Friends invited. Inter-| ment Cp Hill. the mort DAVIS S. BiisabeLh mother of Elbert Davis, sister of Mrs, J. D, Sohn, Ind, passed away Thursday a.m, joe at the Flanner & Buchanan thary Saturday, 10 a Friends

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Marion,

Fellow Cemetery, (Marion, Ind,

. 1 p.m at Marion, Ind. please copy.) Eimer, 3250 Ruckle, ushand of Liona Hite Elstun, of Mrs. Harold C. Curtis,

Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 2 p.m. Friends invited. Interment. Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. HADDIX —Ulvsses Grant Tuesday, age 69 yea Bertha Adams, Mrs. Pearl Risher and Clarence Haddix Services Saturday, 1:30 po m dence, 2920 Schofield ave, Moravian Church, 3¢th and Hover sis 2 p. Mm. Burial Su tery. time Harry W. in charge. KATTERJOHN Rosa W, st, wife of Frank W, mother Mrs, Maurice Withrow of South Gate, Cal, and Virgil PF. of this city away Tuesday, July 20. Fun ab the MeNeely Mortuary, 1828 N Meridian st, Saturday, 2:30 p m

father of Mrs Stel la Goins, Mrs

Friends invited. Friends may call at the

mortuary. KINLEY Shirley Ann, daw and Mae Kinlev, sister of barry, and Sandra Jean, died in Ind, Wednesday. Service at ner & Buchanan Mortuary Mm. Friends invited.

the Flan-

MILEY Phoebe. age 82 of 1039 8 mother al Irs May Green, Helen Coiber, Ada Dooley, Olevia Hunt, or “of Evanston Bivihe Miler: sister of Mrs Barrett of Petersburg, Ind, and William} Kune of Chillicothe, OO, Tuesday. Funeral Fridey, 9 the Second Free Methodist Burial Petersburg the Farley Funeral Home,

Mrs i,

a m, Church 1604 W. Morris st copy. | MILNOR- Mrs, rose ave, passed away Wednesday a. m

Mother of Mrs. Jerod Winterrowd, wm: |

dianapolis, and Mrs. H. Gilbert Karges, Evansville, Buchanan Mortuary Friday, Friends invited. Burial

Friends may call at the

! MOORE Frank NM, age 61 dishana of Nannie Moore, d Moore, stepfather of Vactor Burgess, Raph Burgess and Hazel Barkeloo: of Mrs, Mrs. Nary Stephenson of Indianapolis, Mrs. Mabel Melville of Chicago, I; Ed Moore of Windsor, Il: Harry Earl Moore, both of Indisnapol psy Wednesday, Funeral day, By “ Fh the residence, 08 Fork st trial Crownland Noblesville, i) residence any time. PARKE—Helena E| ley, died at her home, 1112 N. st, Thursday. Kithy Mortuary, Meridian at any time. Funeral Saturday, from the mortuary. Hill Cemetery.

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«| LOST Gray,

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Friends may call at}

80th, Davis and Marian ServMor- | in-| Brief service and burial Satur-|

papers

father passed away 8 An m and 8 bm. Wednesday a. m. Service at Flanner &

en tered into rest

at resi. Second |

i therland Park ceme- | 18-40 YEARS

Friends may call at residence any! Moore Peace Gani]

of 1145 W asth | of |

| hier of Dearld] Philip | Hammond, |

Friday, 3:30) Burial Crown

PershMrs | i Marga: ns

passed away at

{Washington (Ind) papers please |

Nell Warner, 6124 rim: |

Service oo the Flanner & p.m} Hill. beloved ather of Har |

son Sarah Emma Moore, brother of]

and ols, passed 1:30

cemetery, Friends may call at

mother of Susie Dud.| Cxford | Friends may call at the 19th st,

Interment Crow ny

‘Lost and Found 1 LOST Small sable pomeranian, 2's pas; vik ty 11th & Cornell; family is grief stricken; name “DEiteie.’ RI-5887

| __Reward

LOST Money box, green: return box and papers; rew, Rice's Diner, 1039 Virginia ave. MA-0 0826.

LOST Brown billfold, contains valuable

papers, money, Thurs. eve. Reward. RI-31548 |

| LOST Lady's light rimmed lasses; be. tween 54th & Penn & College, | July 18; reward BR or

| LOST Female Walker hound, white and | { lemon Spots: vicinity of 135 and South-| port rd. If found call GA-7508.

LOST Gray rat Boro a Reward, |

27th, Blvd. place.

brown dress: | LOST— ET s_ black purse near State wha) Prospect. Keep money. return glasses and tool checks. PR-2843

a | DOST— Small black feather overnight bag:

left July 19 on southbound Tn Fair. gr rounds streetear; reward. TA-89€9, ]

Tose gold Cort’ Wrist watch: lost in Haag's drug store, 2000 N.; _ reward. MA-6608. | LOST Tocket; oval, white, ! ba gold Longacre. Reward, GA-8228

| LOST Box containing Sharkskin dress dress and hose. Finder call BR-420

| LOST: ‘pointer dog; liver i White; small | _ Yellow spot on side. Reward. RI-0721. | FOLDER of pictures, No. 848 lost July 1%, | vicinity Union Station. Reward. BR-3283

Schools & Instructions TA i LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE Demand for skilled operators exceed the [SR Learn under expert teachers, | ERN ATIONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL | 2 BE. Washington St. | bh Er ad in The Times costs as! flttl: as 16e per day AND produces QUICK RESULTS. Phone RI-5351 between

Help Wanted—Female 8

6 YOUNG WOMEN WANTED

WESTERN UNION

For training as telephone operators, in the Reception and Delivery of telegrams by telephone. Some typing ex: perience necessary,

. passed | eral will be

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Apply Mrs. D. Loy, 716 Guaranty Bldg. Hours -8 a. m -4:30 p m

| Monday through Friday Saturday—8 a. m. to 2:30 p. m,

|| 20S

for clerical work: previous experience un. necessary; interesting work in pleasant office; 88-hour day, 5-day week

AMERICAN HOSIERY MILLS RL 1321

SA Mtoe 5 P M

A Part-Time House Keeper, | Call LI-9818

ASSISTANT PAYMISTRESS

Opportunity for expert comptometer operator, with an aptitude for figures. Typing required.

Friends may call at

ST-—Donald, ghupand ht ager. ‘National Hosiery Milis

Smyrna, Fla A brother of James B. Park.

hurst, New Smyrna, Fa, liam BE Love, nephew of Mrs, Jane Oakes, Mrs. Dora Ann Clark, Vera B Ledbetter,

died Tuesday Friends

son-in-law of | Nay |

Smith, William F, and Wr

J. A. Goodman, Pres. Call RI-1321 8 AIM. te 5 P.M.

D may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Me-

Funeral Friday, Friends invited

ridian at p.m

I18th st. , at the mortuary.

TWA Billie Jo, beloved daughter of Wil! sister of Bonate greed

ifam and Pauline Twa, Jean and William Ravmond Jr, away Tuesday. Services Friday, at the River Avenue Baptist Burial Moral Park cemetery may call at the D. Mortaary any time,

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ACTENTION

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ol Help Wanted—Male

9| Help Wanted-—Male

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Men and Women

Urgently Needed

for Vital War Work!

THOSE NOT ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL WAR ACTIVITY ARE NEEDED FOR PRODUCTION DEPARTMENTS

OF LOCAL WAR PLANT ENGAGED IN THE

No Previous Experience Necessary

Steady Employment With Long Established

Men, ages |7 to 50—Women, ages I8 to 50, Must Pass Physical Examination Willing to Work Any Shift—Top Piece Rates After Training. Time and One-Malt Over Forty-Hour Week.

EY A —

MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER PRODUCTS.

—_——————————————————————_—— | Manufacturing Plant to Those Who Qualify.

48-Hour Schedule Work Week.

Announcing Our New Location

We Have Moved Our Employment Office to Larger Quarters at

19 W. SOUTH ST.

Between Illinois and Meridian Sts.

INTERVIEWING HOURS DAILY :

M.. 6 PP. 8 A.

8 A. MM. to > ©. Saturday.

M.to8 PP. M.

M. to 5 PP. M.

United States Rubber Co.

19 W. SOUTH ST, BETWEEN ILLINOIS & MERIDIAN STS,

Phone

LI. 4609

GET INTO WAR WORK AT ADAMS

The Army and Navy need you to help Adams make ordnance material and to build (forge, machine, weld, assemble and ship) construction machinery for overseas service. . . . Good pay. . . 48-hour week (with overtime). Steady work—not only now, but after the war. If not now in war work, call at employment office Monday through Saturday, 8 A, M. to 5 PP. M.,

J. D. ADAMS MANUFACTURING CO.

217 S. Belmont Ave. (Take W. Wash, St. Car)

ee We TRAIN ES CAKE BAKERS

Learn a depression proof job and earn 68c per hour while learning Time and one-half over 40 hours and a real future n an essential mdustry guaranteed to willing workers.

APPLY

GENERAL BAKING CO.

318 West Vermont Street

Take a Job In AN ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY

We need immediately men to fill important jobs in the production of vitally needed tire repair materials—an essential activity. No previous experience is necessary, We will provide the training needed.

These are good jobs now. What's more, they offer an attractive post-war future. Apply at once, if not employed in another

essential industry, Karpex Mfg. Co. Rubber Products

Manufacturers of Rubber and Synthetic INDUSTRIAL CENTER Northeast Corner 19th and Martindale

WE ARE LOOKING

FOR PERMANENT EMPLOYEES NOW-—AND

FOR POST-WAR PRODUCTION

Experience Unnecessary, We Will Train You

or loafers need apply, only men with a sincere desire to earn good money and help carry on after the war, as well as now

No floaters

8 Help Wanted—Female | MAIDS

COMPTOMETER | °WorkL Lincoln” OPERATORS

$256 and meals: Night Cook night oft. Kat's Kitt en | Restar rant, Needed By Essential War Plant

8014 EW ashingt on | NIGHT JANITOR, Duke's Restaurant, Ages 17 and up. If you are interested In

College, Apply 11 a.m, to 8 p.m Ll Permanent Work | Recome a trolley and bus securing a permanent position with long established industrial plant conveni-

Both women and men needed Work is pleasant, jobs permanent. Good pay, paid] ently located near downtown Indianapolis

while learning. Vacations provided. Other | benefits, Apply Room 213, Traction Ter. See Mr. Graham, 5th Floor

minal Bldg. Indianapolis Railways U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 148 E. Market St.

Help Wanted—Female #

Saleswomen

FOR Drapery Section

Dictaphone Operator Excellent working conditions

Good hours; permanent position. | See Mr. Moore.

Universal 8. I. T. Credit Corp. 214 Big Four Bldg.

FUR FINISHERS

Also hand sewers and seamstresses

Indiana Fur Co. 112 E. Washington

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY

Phone for Appointment Mr. McKelvey, MA-1331

31 S. MERIDIAN

~ STENOGRAPHER

General work in small sales office near downtown location: 5-day week; age 20 35. Call Mr. MeConnell, pointment,

STENOGRAPHER- week, _ Office. Steady employment. WA-14

Stenographer — Porane

Ble Day Smal

4 Ladies, age 18-45 By established gro cery company: for work in advertising de partment. 5. day week. Salary. Apply 6 ho virginia Ave.

AVON PRODUCTS 3 Arps

Few o

i | tern tories, RI-5820 uM BEAUTY CORSUItARL for professional ofBox 607, Tim

Se HOOKEEPER

Permanent Py good wages.

[FAMEY FUNERALS EI, _ FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD.

A 2130 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINER'S

1601 EB. New York

. HERRMANN

1508 8 EAST ST.

NISEY & TITUS

851 N. Delaware St. LI. 3828 IR-1158 CH-1808 854 N Illinois 1422 Prospect Prospect St.

WORD RATE

Times Want Ads are sold by 1HR WORD You do not pay for part of a

Mne but ONLY for the number of words

Essential work in a modern bakery. Good hours and good pay, with real postwar security, Prefer woman age 35 to 50.

APPLY

General Baking Co.

318 W. Vermont

COLORED GIRLS for sundry; work, esential business: all time; experience not necestary, om mercial Towel, 539 E 11th,

OPERATOR

rienced or ine en 40-hour . me and '§ for overtime. Permanent, A BAKING CO. 801 E. 16th St. Ask for Mr. Price.

cou NTER GIRLS and uniforms fr:

nished. Experience unnecessary. Blue Ribbon Dairy Bar, 48 N. Td

FF mehent Ite .

rie

|sider beginner. Ideal work-

HOTEL MAIDS ling conditions. Salary open. AND HOUSEMAN |Please phone for appt. GA.

Good wages. See Mra. Sloat, Spink. (4421. Arms Hotel rear entrance,

~~ HOTEL MAIDS & HOUSEMAN

Apply Housekeeper, Hot el

HOUSERERPER _ White, care, of S-month-

a ox ne I nd 0 Catt |

'Stenographer

National permanent branch has a opening for capable, experienced girl. Good wages. Five-day, 40-hour week. Convenient downtown location, Phone Mr. Pashley, MA-8449, for appointe ment,

| TYPIST, some bookkeeping, age limit 30. will train! north side Insurance come | __pany. TA-1591 WAITRESS

8. Illinois short hours, 50c hr. No

| WAITRESS Mutual restau-

Sundays. | rant, 514 N. Delaware. LI-073¢.

WAITRESS for cocktail bar. Sportsman's Club, 934 N. Pennsylvania. Mr. Hussey.

WANTED WOMEN

Best Grand Laundry needs § women to do light machine work: steady employment. Experience desirable but not necessary.

Riley

+ tan Ch

“Laundry Help

Feeders, Folders and Listers.

Sterling Laundry

735 LEXINGTON LIGNT FACTORY WORK

White-—18 to 35 HH. Lieber Co, 618 BE Washington

RATE AND BILL CLERK

Rate, $179.60 Per Mo.

Good pay: good hours. OLD TUNNEL BAR, 373

FREIGHT BILL AND WAYBILL CLERK EXPERIENCED TYPIST

Rate, $150.60 Per Mo.

White or Colored-—Apply BEST GRAND LAUNDRY

Pennsylvania Railroad 28 N. Senate

13% E. South Bt,

s MOULDINGS, INC.

one | 4208

onerator. |

Banner-Whitenill

LI-3468, for ap |

ent position, some experience preferred, but will con-

organization with! Indianapolis | desirable 4

INTERVIEWS 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY

141 E. MARKET

WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY ARMER- Married n dairy farm,

em TO 5 P. M. MONDAY Fi Help \ Wanted—Female 8 WOMAN or girl to look after 2 chilaren;

stay nights i desired. Apply 116 N Chester. IR-5 |

WOMAN or So general housework in small apartment. Phone WA-912 i

WOMEN FOR MACHINE SHOP— Experience not necessary, 45¢ | hr. to start, 5c extra for oid

work. Times, Box 1662. | ¥ | Man

| Help Wanted-—Male 9

3 MEN for work in block factory. Steady, | | good wages. Apply 712 W. 13th st |

AMBULANCE DRIVER; neat; reliable 1101 N Pennsylvania. | ————————

i FREIGHT HOUSE

man, for work on Good living conditions and good pay 1160 Fairfield

| FARM HAND, single, for dairy and gen= eral farm work. Good pay. 1160 Fairfleld.

FINISHER for cabinet shop: vear-round work, good wages,

GOLDSMITH EQUIPMENT CO.,

339 N. Capitol,

take complete charge of upholstery department locally, Steady employment to anyone who ean qual ify. Address Times, Box 614,

* Coal Truck Drivers

Part or full-time job. Here is your chance to make good money haulling coal by the ton. Good trucks, plenty of orders. Most coal is con"iveyor loaded. 2 older men or man and boy may work on same Huck. |

Av EXPERIENCED FARM HAND; married Bell Boy, red, 18 or over, Spink | PART-TIME WORK { Inquire in person between 9 and 11 a. m GABINET MAKER—Good pay; per- Pennsylvania Railroad Motor Co, furnace department, 1040 N.

ith small family BE-3327-1, Call y ode starting salary | ‘ SD | $35 to $45 Per Week 410 N. Mer, (rear). BILL CUTTER BRICKLAYER wanted who will build | Saturdays and Sundays manent work. Apply at once. 139 E. South St. Meridian,

3 m., or Box ¢ 645, Times - ASKIN & MARINE, 127 W. Washington Arms, Opportunity for Carter-Lee Lumber Co., 1621 W. Wash chimneys. Call IR-4297, | 317 Mass. Ave. | FURNACE installers and helpers, Monarch

White or Colored Apply Mr, Fowler

CAPITOL ICE CO.

356 Ww. North

| ICE DELIVERY MEN |

——————

' LABORERS

| Muesing-Merrick Coal Co.

101 8. State MA-8585 IR-1191

COAL TRUCK DRIVERS

Prefer Men Over 38

| STEADY WORK | Plenty Overtime 1800 S. Tibbs

LABORERS

Steady work

Pittman-Rice Coal Co.

MA -8565

Good pay.

Ste pep Spo o—— Essential to Food Production Coal Truck Drivers Perm., good pay, best working conditions.

Polar lce & Fuel Co.

West Side Yard 233 Lynn St. BE

Pay—$35 to $40 Weekiy

-4578 { COLORED "CAR WASHER—1101 N. Penn-

sylvania, Elpenn Garage, L1-0536, RI1-2620,

‘DELIV f ery store. DELIVERY BOY *lag8 N. Y Shore DISHWASHER Short hours; $21 wk.

No Sundays. Mutual Restaurant, 514 N. Delaware. LI-0734,

Drapery Hanger Experienced. Part time work, . MAYER & CO. o v Washington St St.

~ Eat Candy While You Work

Men wanted for candy factory, Draft exempt or over 38. Year around work. Good wages, 50-hr. week: time and ha!f over 40 hours. Essential industry, Dilling & Co. Chocolate ave. and . Morris, Take Stock Yards bus to Chocolate ave, EXPERIENCED truck tire service man; white or colored. BIS Trucking Co. 1002 8. Harding. MA-6454

‘Factory Labor Workers

§5 to 65 years of age, for permanent employment in food factory. Must be strong, sober and in good health and accustomed to fairly hard work. Can earn about $30 weekly to start, with chances for rapid advancement and

Apply 7A. M to 4:30 P. M.

|] E. Rauh & Sons

Fertilizer Co. Rear of Union Stock Yards

Laundry Help

SKILLED MEN: WHITE OR COLORED, MUST BE GOOD AT FIGURES, GOOD STARTING SALARY. SHORT HOURS.

Sterling Laundry

735 LEXINGTON

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advantages, Call BE-3400, 8:30 a. {n. to 4:30 p. mi